BlahBlahCafe - Jean-Michel Jarre forum

shadow wrote:Whut?

I haven't checked, but I doubt that anyone thinks that New Order's "Stray Dog" from their new 2015 album isn't really a New Order track, just because it stars Iggy Pop in it.

I also doubt that anyone thinks that Vangelis has no part in his upcoming collaboration with GZA from the Wu-Tang Clan.

But when a JMJ "fan" is asked if JMJ has actually done anything in his own album (even/ESPECIALLY if there's clear video footage of him doing so AND even showing how the track was made step-by-step from the beginning) - what do you think the JMJ "fan" is going to answer?

(Further example: a JMJ hater listens to Oxygene and thinks it's shit because it's JMJ - a JMJ "fan" listens to Oxygene and thinks it's good because it was really made by Michel Geiss - even/ESPECIALLY when Michel Geiss himself denies it with sound logic)

We're not starting the "Oxygene was composed by Geiss" again are we?

shadow wrote:We're not starting the "Oxygene was composed by Geiss" again are we?

There is a simple response. Where are Michel Geiss own albums.


I realised there's no point discussing these with goofs , from now on my response to them

Elf wrote: I do however think it's very unprofessional of Geiss to post what he did on his previous employer's FB page. First of all, dissing your previous employer in public is never ever a good idea. Secondly, it will only fuel speculations (again) that Jarre and he had a falling out.

Well, in his defense, he did quote Michel Granger later in that topic, stating that one must be careful of nostalgia and admitted Granger was probably right.

To be honest I'm getting a bit annoyed with old Jarre fans dissing the E-Project.
JMJ has stated several times in videos that he sends out the demos and gives the other artists space to express themselves. JMJ then finishes the track off (with the exception of the TD track).
The finished article is not JMJ and not the collaborative artist, but a fusion of the two.
This shows how clever JMJ is and how diverse his music is.
Sure not everyone is going to like every track, but that is probably due to not liking that certain artists style. I can hear JMJ in every track. It's not always 50/50, but he is there.

For people who just want Mr.Oxygene, go and play your old cd/vinyl, it's not going to spontaneous combust just because JMJ has decided to make other music that you are not keen on.

Rant Over.

Hi jarreshair I agree, yep jarred has had some time out from teo and tea but hes making a stunning comeback, im in love with electronica 1 and llllllllove what I hear on vol 2

Hes still jean Michel jarre who we all love, yep trying something different and succeeding

I would agree too - after all this is a "JMJ plays in the style of X" album. And while I'm not a big fan of "Rely on me" (I actually skip it) or "The train and the river", "Falling down" from E2 (also his solo track) shows much promise.

shadow wrote:We're not starting the "Oxygene was composed by Geiss" again are we?

JMJ on PSB and a snippet of their collaboration 'Brick England'
http://drjones.home.xs4all.nl/jarre/mp3 ... _docu.flac

Has the entire track released / played yesterday?

Nah, it was just a "preview". No idea why I thought it was gonna be the full track.

But this way I'll save the collab as a surprise until May

Robi wrote:Has the entire track released / played yesterday?

only the fragment I posted.

Jean-Michel Jarre and Pet Shop Boys - Brick England - Sample - 1:34 - it's available here to listen to also:

Kanta wrote:Image

Jean-Michel Jarre and Pet Shop Boys - Brick England - Sample - 1:34 - it's available here to listen to also:

yeah, i posted that on the previous page.

And Elf, wait until you hear "Undertow" and "Burn", especially Burn, that's the Integral of this new album

Kanta wrote:Image

Jean-Michel Jarre and Pet Shop Boys - Brick England - Sample - 1:34 - it's available here to listen to also:

It's a cool track. Is it just me or did I catched some Industrial Rev part 2 tones there in the middle?